Brad Doebbeling

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Professor, College of Health Solutions, ASU, Founder & CEO, Healthkeep, LLC @ Self-employed
Scottsdale, AZ, US
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Phoenix, Arizona, United States, United States
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About Brad Doebbeling

Physician researcher, mentor and professor in applied biomedical informatics, healthcare systems redesign and implementation science. His work applies informatics in driving system change, clinical decision support and systems strategies to improve decision making, operational planning, workflow, usability and drive system transformation. His work group is interdisciplinary, collaborative, and uses partnership, teamwork, engagement and analytics to drive system transformation. His research team has received over $36M in peer-reviewed grants and contracts, and published over 200 peer-reviewed articles and 40 chapters and reviews. He regularly reviews for multiple agencies including NIH, CDC, VA, AHRQ, DoD and PCORI, as well as multiple medical and health services journals. He recently received the 2020 Top 100 Healthcare Leaders Award, International Forum on Advancements in Healthcare (IFAH) Conference (formerly Smart Health).Specialties: Health Services Research; Medical Informatics, Healthcare Engineering, Health System Transformation, Implementation, Dissemination, Networking, Mentoring, Workflow, Information flow, Dashboards, Operating Room Efficiency, Modeling, Decision Support, Teamwork, Systems Redesign, Healthcare Engineering, Medical Sociology, Social Informatics, Internal Medicine, Infectious Diseases.

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Professor, College of Health Solutions, ASU, Founder & CEO, Healthkeep, LLC
Scottsdale, AZ, US
Brad Doebbeling Work Experience Details
  • Self-Employed
    Self-Employed
    Scottsdale, Az, Us
  • Healthkeep, Llc
    Founder And Ceo
    Healthkeep, Llc Jan 2018 - Present
  • Nu-Life Usa
    Executive Medical Director
    Nu-Life Usa 2016 - Present
    Indianapolis, Indiana, Us
    Nu-V3: Patented, non-invasive, non-pharmaceutical, miniaturized, wearable technology for the mitigation of pain, anxiety, depression and sleeplessness.. I have been advising the company in study design, evaluation and dissemination. I oversaw the initial clinical studies in Phoenix. I have seen this device work well in a broad range of patients and eliminating or markedly reducing symptoms.
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  • Arizona State University College Of Health Solutions
    Professor, Science Of Health Care Delivery & Biomedical Informatics; Faculty Barrett Honors College
    Arizona State University College Of Health Solutions Aug 2015 - Present
    Phoenix, Arizona, Us
    The science of health care delivery is an emerging field focused on the development of patient-centered, safe, cost-effective, and resilient health care systems. It combines expertise from numerous fields including health services research, implementation science, policy, systems engineering and quality improvement, health disparities and health promotion, clinical informatics, health care finance and management, leadership and organizational design. The School for the Science of Health Care Delivery provides students with a comprehensive overview of key issues and trends in the health care industry, and prepares students for entry into a variety of health care fields including professional health care training (eg medical school), health care leadership, health policy, public health, health system design, and research and development. The school offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees in the Science of Health Care Delivery and Medical Studies.
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  • Healthkeep Llc
    Ceo And Founder
    Healthkeep Llc Jan 2018 - Present
    A New Technology to Improve Patient Provider Clarity: We have developed an innovative platform for enhancing patient-provider and provider-provider communication.
  • Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (Pcori )
    Improving Healthcare Systems For Access To Care By Underserved Patients, $2.2M Grant, Pi
    Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (Pcori ) Oct 2013 - Dec 2016
    Washington, Dc, Us
    Research has shown that access to healthcare is a major problem and there are many other barriers, in addition to financial barriers. Despite recent changes to policy and efforts to improve efficiencies, there are still widespread problems with accessing healthcare. In this research project, The goal of our study is to examine, develop and implement patient-centered and systems strategies in seven Indiana health community health clinic systems (made up of 40 individual clinics) caring for underserved populations to improve their access to care. With this goal, our project focuses on three main objectives. First, we have identified patient-centered innovative practices and strategies to enhance access and continuity of care in CHCs through interviews with patients, providers, and clinic staff. The greater than 50 potential intervention strategies have been ranked in order using a modified Delphi approach, with experts including patients, care givers, providers, clinic staff, administrators and researchers. Second, we have employed simulation modeling to construct the revised care delivery system and validate the impact of several interventions before actual implementation. Simulation models are using EHR data (2010-2015) from each of the intervention clinics to have a sense of the variation across the clinics. Third, we are partnering with three of the CHCs to implement a multifaceted intervention that improves access to care. The intervention focuses on enhancing the culture of patient service and enhancing open access (making same day appointments available). We are focused on serving as coaches of these CHCs, in order to help them meet their goals. Expected patient outcomes are increased satisfaction, access, and engagement due to streamlined enrollment and appointment scheduling. Systems will be able to efficiently enroll patients, and prevent emergency room visits and avoid long waits at clinics.
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  • Iupui
    Professor Of Informatics, Medicine And Biomedical Engineering (Weldon Purdue School Of Engineering)
    Iupui Aug 2003 - Jul 2015
    Indianapolis, In, Us
    Dr.Doebbeling was Tenured Professor, and Founding Chair, Department of BioHealth Informatics. He was a core faculty member in Health Informatics, taught in the graduate (MS and PhD) programs in health informatics. He brought in the largest intramural grant in the history of the School as PI from PCORI. He also was responsible for leading the development of a comprehensive strategic plan (subsequently shared by the plan's consultant with other departments as a model), hiring several tenure track and non-tenure track faculty, a new program Director in Health Information Management, developing comprehensive policies and procedures, and developing innovative partnerships with multiple other health science and other schools for combined degrees and programs. Notably, his stewardship led to revitalization of the three programs making up the school and a strengthened financial and enrollment status for the new department.
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  • Iupui
    Founding Chair, Department Of Biohealth Informatics, And Professor Of Health Informatics
    Iupui Aug 2013 - Jun 2015
    Indianapolis, In, Us
    Dr.Doebbeling is Founding Director and Professor, Department of BioHealth Informatics. The Department includes programs in Health Informatics, BioInformatics, and Health Information Administration. The Department includes undergraduate training programs in health information administration, and graduate (MS and PhD) programs in health and bioinformatics.Dr. Doebbeling is responsible for administrative leadership, vision and direction for this department, and its mission of education/training, service and research and development.Dr. Doebbeling was responsible for mentoring and research development in his department, as well as development and implementation of the strategic plan. He served as Department Chair during the first two years of the department's history. Notably, he made a number of important decisions regarding recruting new faculty, a new program director of Health Information Management, and termination as appropriate. He led the Department in instituting a number of new joint degrees (BS and MS) with multiple schools at IUPUI and other universities in Indianapolis. He also took the Department from a major financial deficit to profitability, as well as helping build a strong culture of teamwork, collaboration and communication..
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  • Indiana Primary Health Care Association
    Business Process Management (Bpm) For Medicaid Enrollment, Scheduling And Hedis Data
    Indiana Primary Health Care Association Mar 2013 - Dec 2014
    Indianapolis, Indiana, Us
    Access to health care is critical for optimal health and wellness; thus, addressing obstacles that occur at enrollment, scheduling and care delivery is important for improving the patient experience, and health outcomes. Enhanced access, continuity and quality of care are key components of patient-centered care. Notably, we identified multiple enrollment innovations implemented, which include: 1) Conducting enrollment in the community and at convenient hours; 2) Providing a multilingual financial counselor to facilitate on-line Medicaid enrollment; 3) Procedures for reviewing financial information at all visits; and 4) Facilitating resolution of incorrect provider assignment by the State. Innovations to improve scheduling included automated and live phone reminders, adding evening clinics, expanding open access, redesigning workflow to improve efficiency, alignment of providers and support personnel into dedicated teams, dashboard capabilities to display workflow, and training staff in use of the electronic IN Medicaid gateway. In summary, we have identified a number of important strategies to improve business process management. Many of these strategies have been implemented by the participating CHCs, especially with regards to effective Medicaid enrollment, scheduling and quality of care of patients in CHCs in Indiana. We have also identified several mechanisms that have the potential to dramatically improve access to care in CHCs in Indiana, by acting through policy change and informing key government stakeholders.
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  • Applied Decision Science, Llc
    Consultant, Sbir, Integrated Decision Support For Colorectal Cancer Screening
    Applied Decision Science, Llc Sep 2011 - Dec 2014
    Dayton, Ohio, Us
    CDC SBIR Phase I grant, funded 9/2011-4/2012. Phase II SBIR funded 10/2012-9/2013. This SBIR seeks to develop decision support for surveillance, based on funding from our AHRQ project, "Integrating Clinical Decision Support into Workflow".
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  • Engineering Healthcare Solutions,
    Founder (Part Time)
    Engineering Healthcare Solutions, Dec 2009 - Dec 2014
    Engineering Healthcare Solutions is an early stage startup, completing its research phase and beginning its development phase. This is a new start-up company formed to explore development of software for improving the planning, scheduling and operational efficiency of healthcare delivery. We are the co-recipients with APC, Inc. of a Phase I Small Technology Transfer Research Award from NIH and have successfully completed the research and development for a solution optimizing perioperative systems.
  • Regenstrief Institute, Inc.
    Senior Scientist
    Regenstrief Institute, Inc. Aug 2003 - Aug 2013
    Indianapolis, In, Us
    He was Sr. Research Scientist at Regenstrief Institute, Inc., which is a nationally recognized medical informatics and health services research organization. His focus was on building interdisciplinary research and development collaboration in the areas of healthcare redesign, development and evaluation of tools and strategies to implement solutions to healthcare efficiency and quality problems, and research training and mentoring.
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  • Va Health Care Systems
    Senior Research Scientist, Va Hsr&D Center Of Excellence In Implementing Evidence-Based Practice
    Va Health Care Systems Aug 2003 - Aug 2013
    Washington, Dc, Us
    Research and development in health services research, implementation science and informatics.Program development, networking, recruiting, mentoring, building collaborations, partnerships and networks.
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  • Va Health Care Systems
    Senior Research Scientist
    Va Health Care Systems Jul 1991 - Aug 2013
    Washington, Dc, Us
    Founding director of HSR&D Center of Excellence from 2004-2009, quadrupling funding and recruiting 16 faculty and multiple staff. With colleagues at VACO and Purdue jointly developed, presented and secured funding for the VA Engineering Resource Centers (VERC) program.
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  • Va Health Care Systems
    Director, Va Hsr&D Center Of Excellence On Implementing Evidence-Based Practice
    Va Health Care Systems Aug 2003 - Feb 2009
    Washington, Dc, Us
    During this time he lead the development of a successful proposal for a VA HSR&D Center of Excellence from a REAP development center. Served as founding director of the VA Health Services Research and Development (HSR&D) Center of Excellence in Implementing Evidence-based Practice at the Indianapolis VA Medical Center (www.ciebp.va.gov), awarded in May 2004. He recruited 16 faculty, started 4 new VA postdoctoral fellowships and mentored multiple junior faculty and fellows in the development of successful research career development awards. He also built close working relationships with multiple other centers and offices in VA. During this time, total funding grew from about $3M to over $12M.
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  • Indiana University School Of Medicine
    Professor
    Indiana University School Of Medicine Aug 2003 - Jul 2013
    Indianapolis, In, Us
    Professor of Medicine and Epidemiology at the Indiana University School of Medicine (IUSM), professor of informatics at IUPUI and of biomedical engineering at Purdue University. He was Senior Scientist at the VA Health Services Research and Development (HSR&D) Center of Excellence in Implementing Evidence-based Practice at the Indianapolis VA Medical Center (www.ciebp.va.gov), Sr. Scientist at the IU Center for Health Services & Outcomes Research and Senior Scientist at Regenstrief Institute, Inc. Dr. Doebbeling served as Indianapolis Site PI on VA’s Consortium for Healthcare Informatics (CHIR) and PI on the MRSA data mining project for the CHIR. He has been PI on multiple grants and contracts from AHRQ and NIH in systems redesign, applied informatics and prevention of hospital acquired infections. He served on the AHRQ’s Health Systems Research Scientific Review Panel. He recently served on the VA’s Systems Redesign Steering Committee and Research Career Development Award Committees for NIH and VA.He left this position to become Professor of Informatics and Director, Department of BioHealth Informatics at the School of Informatics and Computing, IUPUI in August, 2013.
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  • Indiana University School Of Medicine
    Director, Iu Center For Health Services & Outcomes Research
    Indiana University School Of Medicine Aug 2003 - Dec 2009
    Indianapolis, In, Us
    Dr. Doebbeling served as founding director of the IU Center for Health Services & Outcomes Research from 2004-2010, which includes the VA HSR&D Center and the HSR program at Regenstrief Institute, Inc. He was responsible for strategic planning, research development and building collaboration with multiple organizations in Indiana, IUPUI, Purdue and nationally. During this period, the HSR program was the fastest growing of the 3 RI programs in terms of funding and recruitment of faculty. Total funding quadrupled during this period (VA and non-VA) and over 6 faculty received career awards from VA, NIH and RWJ Foundation.
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  • Indiana University Health
    Perioperative Systems Reengineering Program, Collaborative Research Grant
    Indiana University Health Mar 2011 - Apr 2013
    Indianapolis, Indiana, Us
    Surgical services are a central and complex part of healthcare systems. Patients make many transitions during surgical care, from outpatient to surgical care and involving multiple providers, procedures and risk. Problems in communication across these settings significantly challenge patient safety. Potential teamwork failures during these transitions may be among the most important causes of preventable adverse events in health care. Our team of researchers, in collaboration with hospital leaders seeks to create a showcase of the highest quality care with our partner Hospitals. To this end, we developed a new research program that brings together researchers from surgery, medicine, nursing, information science, and engineering to focus on improving care. The primary goal of this program is to better understand challenges in the perioperative system, in order to develop, test and refine new approaches and tools to redesign care, improve efficiency, quality, satisfaction and outcomes.This program was funded by a competitive Interdisciplinary Research Group Award (top 5%).
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  • University Of Texas Southwestern
    Consultant, Trial Of Positive Deviance To Reduce Hospital Infections
    University Of Texas Southwestern Aug 2011 - Aug 2012
    Us
    In this application, we plan to test the effectiveness of Positive Deviance (PD) approach in developing a broad approach to prevent Healthcare-Associated Infections (HAI). We hypothesize that a broad and horizontal approach to reduce opportunities for acquisition of nosocomial pathogens using PD will lead to greater reduction of HAI among hospital inpatients compared to standard-of-care infection control approach. Our objective is to test our hypothesis and evaluate whether there is greater decline in rate of HAI in the experimental group of wards compared to the control group of wards.
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  • Information In Place, Inc.
    Research Scientist
    Information In Place, Inc. 2009 - May 2010
    Us
    Dr. Doebbeling has worked with Information in Place, Inc. (IIPI) staff and leaders to develop a proposal, to create an electronic dashboard for timely display of data on the impact of interventions to consistently deliver evidence-based practices to reduce MRSA infections at the unit and hospital-level.
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  • University Of Iowa
    Professor Of Medicine And Epidemiology
    University Of Iowa Jul 2001 - Aug 2003
    Iowa City, Iowa, Us
    Dr. Doebbeling joined the faculty in the tenure track at University of Iowa College of Medicine in 1991, and was promoted to Associate Professor in 5 years, then professor in an additional five years. He focused on health services research development and mentoring. He also served as a clinician in general internal medicine (consults) and infectious diseaeses.He was founding director of the Clinical Research training program at Iowa, funded by a NIH K30 Clinical Research Curriculum award, and as PI on Iowa’s Clinical Research Mentorship Award (K12). These totaled over $7M in direct costs.
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  • University Of Iowa Hospitals And Clinics
    Fellow, Clinical Epidemiology/General Medicine
    University Of Iowa Hospitals And Clinics Jul 1998 - Jun 1999
    Iowa City, Iowa, Us
    Pursued research and development opportunities in hospital epidemiology.Provided clinical care and supervision for general medical patients in outpatient and inpatient settings.Completed coursework in epidemiology, biostatistics.
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  • University Of Iowa
    Chief Resident
    University Of Iowa Jul 1990 - Jun 1991
    Iowa City, Iowa, Us
    Managed and directed residents in Internal Medicine Residency at University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics and Iowa City VAMC.Led morning report (case discussion), solved problems, evaluated residents and students, arranged schedules.Dr. Frank Abboud, Chairman of Medicine, commented, "I have found it rare to not have a serious problem develop during a chief's rotation, but you did it!"
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  • University Of Iowa Hospitals And Clinics
    Fellow, Clinical Epidemiology/Infectious Diseases
    University Of Iowa Hospitals And Clinics Jul 1989 - Jun 1991
    Iowa City, Iowa, Us
    Pursued multiple research projects in hospital epidemiology, quality improvement and clinical microbiology with my mentors, Dick Wenzel and Mike Pfaller.Trained in hospital epidemiology to prevent hospital acquired infections.Trained in infectious diseases to care for patients with suspected infections.Analyzed data, wrote and published multiple papers on research completed.
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Brad Doebbeling Skills

Public Health Informatics Clinical Research Healthcare Epidemiology Research Healthcare Information Technology Health Services Research Data Analysis Hospitals Medical Research Leadership Infectious Diseases Medical Education Program Management Internal Medicine Qualitative Research Quality Improvement Program Evaluation Analysis Research Design Lifesciences Strategic Planning Policy Teaching Healthcare Management Change Management Medicine Team Building Process Improvement Public Speaking Survey Research Life Sciences Problem Solving Mentoring Operations Research Teamwork Visionary Medical Informatics Healthcare It Program Design Systems Engineering Modeling Dissemination Information Flow Team Leadership Quality System Technology Implementation Consultation System Design

Brad Doebbeling Education Details

  • University Of Colorado Denver
    University Of Colorado Denver
    Medicine
  • University Of Iowa Roy J. And Lucille A. Carver College Of Medicine
    University Of Iowa Roy J. And Lucille A. Carver College Of Medicine
    Preventive Medicine & Environmental Health
  • Colorado State University
    Colorado State University
    Psychology; Pre-Med
  • Colorado State University
    Colorado State University
    Psychology And Premed

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